6, 1943"
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IOWA CITY, IOWA THURSDAY, JA~ARY 7~ 1943 Tal AlSOClATID P.". VOLUME XLm NUMBER 87 5 ure o ns * * * 4 .. • • • 11- 'Victory' (onaress Conscious RUSSIANS USE AERO-SLEDS TO REMOVE WOUNDED Russian Legions Take Two More Rail (enters Of' .Greally Increased Power· . In 'Middle .Don and Caucasus OHensive Drives Legillature in Mood for Sharp In.i.tence Upon I) L NDO~ , 'flrunsday (AP) - Russia aUMlIn'ed the capture of 21 lowns ttlld-t~\·O more railway Writing tts Own Laws on Dom.stic Issue., stalions yestel'(luy ill the middle Don and Cauca llS offell h'c' and . uid that the c drives have Despite White Hou.e Desires co~ , lbe Xuzi 'lIor' thau 330,HiO dead aud UIlptnred since Nov_ ]9. 'I'wo communiqul'. al> ljl'oudcast by Moscow and heard by tl1 ovict monitor here listed one lown u ' ~luril1 k. which way be a town of that namc. 011 thc low [. Don about 23 milc we t of T im WASHING'['ON (AI-') - 'i'lte 78th cOllgress- dubbed thc II \'ic lyulIsk, which the nll'~i8n ' 'aiel fell to their arm iI's 011 TlIcsuay. lOry congress" from the rostrum of the house-met yesterday in I Murinsk i ' about 92 miles from Rosto", Cauca ian gat way whose fall would trap hllndl'cU8 of • IOood fOl' solemn united action to win the war arld fOl' SbUl'P jn • thousand of German troop' in tbe Caucasus. listCnce upon w"iting its OWII laws 011 domestic j sue,', l'cgal'dle ' I Anotller town was listed a.'l lCrem-KOllstalllino\' 'ku 'a. which of the wishes of th White House. the Soviet monitor he.'C did 1I0t localt'o The monitor first 811- These two dctcl'nlinatioll,s uomilllLtOti U brief J,>J'climillal',r SCs ( Ut Pe tro Ieum noullced it illcorrc tly a.' Konstantino\·sk. 'l'hCt'C ill a city of that Iioll of spccch-makiug !lltd of orgallization 1'01' j he tl'ugically vitul name 60 miles beyond 'I'aim Iyunsk and only about 65 miles hort period which lies alll'ad. 'I'hey werc CXPl'CSSCU by Republican · · E I of Ro toy- til key Nazi cOllu.1luuicution poiut whose seizure ;poiesmen, consciolls of their greatly reinfol'cl'd strengtll. Aml a Ions In as ,vould t.'ap l,uge German forc in tbe Catlett us. the\' came from the Democratic side of the political barrier as well. R I Many of the newly-won points were in the ra lcbik-Pl'okhlud- Last fall's electio11, with its 'wide Republican gai11s" was 1'e- neuski scctor deep in the Caucasus whcl'e III Get'mans were re fleeted at tbe outset ill thc 0108-. ported retreating hastily 110rthwcstw8rd tow81'd Rostov le t they · OPA EHects Reduction be trapped by the Ru: ian colulllll ' It'ikiuJernatic oC successCul complc "may wen mean cUI·tailed pel'- loothold ill nOl'theastcrn New further evldellce of a. Nul wUh /OI'ITIaIlCe, ~hoJ'tcned houl'li, and Guinea-in the Sananada area. drawal su precipitate that hD~e \0 Presidcnt Roosevelt os the two weeks in nm·th 'funisJ a. tion of Tyndall !leId's Lough Il'tatest "war lcnder" thnt could "Successful attacks were madc even closings of a day 01' two a Except 101' an attack on the dumps or valuable stores 'ell have been found lor the present on hills north of the road and we coul·se. week." Gasmata airdrome on New Bj·Jt- intac& Into Russian bandS'. emergency. The Democrats shout- captured Jebel AZlag and other Where he'U go now is something "It may uilimately be necessary aln island by a Flying Fortre.>s, • • • ell and hand-clapped their noisy polnis in the vicinity," the allied cven Coblc docsn't know- but he to cUl this (non-rcsldentlal) cate- G e n e I' a I Douglas MacArthur's Red army troops were "conducl approval. The pig Republican command communique announced. hopes· it'll bc to combat service, gory {urthcl'," PJ'Ice Admlnistra- heavy bombers werc out of Ihe ing engagements [01' tile annihila , . membership sat, stony silent, and Moppinc Up Posts tor Leon Henderson sald. "We can operational 1> i c t u r e yesterday tion of an encircled enemy garri > • to get a crack at Tojo and the 'bored. "Our forces al'e mopping up iso- Jerl'ie;s with the business end of a make no predictions at this time. while B-25s and figl'tters carried son" on the middle Don front, thc The senate, always the more se- lated machine-gun posts and have heavy machine gun. ' It all depends on the supplies on the job of so(Uming enemy midnight communIque said. , date of the two bodies, meanwhile repulsed a counter-attack against available os wJnter continues. positions along the Sanananda trail This phrasc has been used [01' IOlemnly went through its his- one o[ our newly-won positions." "However, evcry owner ot non- with bombing and strafing attacks. several days by the Russians to lode ritual of organization. In lhe ail', a headquarters dwelling property heated by oil Thc communique reported con describe action apparently along ; • '" '" spokesman said, Fortl'ess bombers Republicans 10 Help ought to bc thinking ahead. He cerning the raid pn Lae, a point the Moscow-Rostov railway jn the Ia ,roups of four, new sena- scored hits or near misses on a should consider the adjustment oCten bombed because of its proX Mlllerovo area. The Russian col t.n were escorted to the ros- cruiser leaving the Tunisian har he may have to make in operating imity to the Papua battlc :fIeld: umns pushing southward there InIIl and sworn In. Quickly, bor of Sfax and left the Sfax 'U.S. Back on Tracks' his building part timc, of, as in "OUl' medium bombers and at have met heavy resistance trom Ile Dlut procetlure of adopUnr powcr station in flames. thc case oC amuscmcnt ccnters, tack planes bombed and stl'aCed [resh German ['escrvcs thrown i( & _Iutlon to 1,I0tUy the house (The British and Americans Spangler Says Party cLosing altogethel', the emcl'- the airdl'ome and supply installa into the struggle. an. Ule Presldenl. that the sen- were pounding the axis with re- gency increase ." tlons. A twin-engined bomber One Russian tank unit was said ale' wu ready for bu.lness was )entless energy from both ends of Will Strive to Keep Spcci[ically, the new order prc- ca.ught on the ground was set to have drivcn the Germans trom aeee.pllsheel. the Mediterranean, reports showed. Nation on 'Main Line' scribes a reduction in rations tOl' afire Bnd four anti-aircraft posi an unidentified town, killing 300 • .. '" (The admiralty announced jn ( period thl'cc to 50 percent of nol'- tions were destroyed by direct Nazis and capturing much equip AU this was preliminary to a London that British submarines ----- S I IS' tIl t I h' d th "h G ' mal by removing coupons from hits." ment. NEW YORK (AP)-Harrison E. pee a oVle commun ques as n ~ • reporte a •• e ermans are the ration sheets. However, since Other allied bombers paid an • • • !eSSion which many prophesied had desu'oyed a large enemy troop Spangler. recently elected Repub- In fuJi retreat lrom the Caucasus area shown In the above map and the value of coupons for the third other visIt to the airdrome at Gas would prove the ' most important transport and supply ship; hit lican pat1y national chairman, are belnr seriously menaced by & middle Dop thrust toward ROII&ov West of Stallnnad, presuma· period was ordered cut by 10 per- mata, on New Britain island. In the nallon's history. Today it and probably sunk two other ves- yesterday asserted that the mission where the river flows Into the Sea of Azov. Red army troops have bly In the Don- Vol~& river \llill meet in joint ses.sion to heal' sels in the Mediterranean Bnd t d II k 1tI I th D I) d " cent last Sunday, the new step In a d!1l'ing foray into the Japa pocket where the RU8lllan8 are Jlmident Roosevelt delivl'l' his bombarded the Italian and axis- of Republicans was to "get the U. eap ure . ve more ey c es n e Oll rver 00" an are apparen y reduces the rations for the third nese dominated mIddle Solomons, trylnr 10 annlllllate the rem· annllal message, making recom- occupied Greek coasts. S. back on the tracks, kccp it on aUemptlnr to link UP with oUler Russian units pushlnr southward period to 45 percent of thc amOu.nt an American force of surIace Wal'- nants of 22 Nazi division. which mendnlions for congressional ac- I Blast 80usse the tracks, and see that no Lorce, to Rostuv from the MlJlerovo sector. normally used. ships has shelled and baLtered tile they say they ha ve encirclecl Uon. After that tile scssion will (The British and Americans an- forcign or domestic shall throw the Not Temporary encmy ail' base and installations at there, the communique acknow) eeItle down to the details of its nounced in Cau'o that their bomb- Bwitch." That the emcrgcncy is not ex- Munda, New Gcorgia island. edred "stubborn resistance," but 1I'e8~ task. el'S blastcd the Tunisian port of • In an article published in the pceted to be brief was proved by The opeta\ion, which was ea1' said Soviet troops had advanced AU ill all, it was an unusual con- Sousse Tuesday. The Americans Am~l'ican mag81ine for January, OPI forbids Pleasure Driving OPA' edict that rations for the Tied out during Ule early morning to overrun a seria. of enem, venlhg of congress. If there was said their heavy bombers put all Spangler ~alled attention to duties fourth and fifth heating periods darkness Tuesday, was reported trenches. Approximately tOO (See CONGRESS, page 5) their explosives within the target of Republicans under a tw~-party also would be reduced to 50 per- in a navy communique yesterday Germans were k11led In ihls bat . In a daylight l'aid and but'st. were sy~tem 01 government whIch he cent. which told also of an air attack, tle, tile communique said, and observed on the commercial phos- s8Jd had bcen imposed upon the B", Eastern .'Seaboard luloists Announcing the latest drastic with uncertaih results, on a heavy Red airmen destroyed three phate and southern quays. The IG.o.P. by t~e voters' mandatc at . . step to make luel 011 consumption Japanese cruiser, and the bombing fJ'ounded Nazi transport planes anZENS' 'DeFENSE B 1u h merely nnounced that hit the last el~ctlons. He said the motto , fit the dwindling east coast sup- of an enemy transport some 300 and s.hot down nIne other alr COlI'S I' s a b s of Republlcalls might well be: Order, Effective Noon Isaid the tCl'm would have "bl'oad ply. Hendet'son said: miles north of Guadalcanal island. eraU In combat. were scored on quays and ulld- "Keep our republic on the main "We are going to have to cut -The air raid wardens meet. Ings.) line" . I mcanlng" and would be interpreted • • • m,. originally scheduled 101' to Mateur is 25 miles southwest of . To day, Says V,O ators in an official regulation today. deeper into the use of rationed Heavy iosses werc reported ln~ '!Iiltt, has been postponeii until Underl,lnr Callies However, the finding o[ a pas- petroleum products in the 17 east fUeted on enemy troops south and the naval !:lase of Bizerte. Referring to the gains made by To Lose Gas Books lw1her notice. (Reuters, British news agency, senger car at a race track will be ern states and the District of 7Men '(hule southwest oC Stalingl'ad where Republicans in the senate, congress Tonight, 7:30 p. m.-The civil said that a British force of com taken as " prima facie evidence CoLumbia. Supplies are not im the Russians also said their ad and governorships, Spangler said: WASHINGTON (AP) - OPA proving. In some districts they are air patrol wlll meet in room mandos and parachutists won the yesterday banned pleasure driving that gasoline rations and tires are vance was continuing and had 101, law building. "There must bc deep, underlying being dissipated needlessly and getting worse. This has been con overrun several populated places. battle over some of the best Ger causes which move the people to in 17 eastern statcs, firmed by figures supplled the man troops in a three-hour fight.) illegaUy," the announcement stilt 1.0 Safely As Inside Stalingrad itself Russian go to the polls and to vote against Under the edict, eUective at noon ed. OPA by the petroleum admlnstra shock troops were reported to the party in powcr. And this is today, any motorist driving to Price Administrator Leon Hen tor jor war." have stormcd and destroyed 23 especially significant in time of amusement centers or to "purely derson made It clear that he !lad mOl'e enemy dugouts along with war." social cngagcments" faces the can- chosen this action in prelerence Yank Dambe1r's SI'nk , Plane Crashes thcil' garrlsons. 'Buzz'-W.aaner "Air Hero, Loses In many ways, he said, the Re ceUatioll of all or part of his gaso- to a new slash in the value of A UU On the central front Russian publican party must ligbt to re line ration. coupons. _____ troops WCl'C still consolidating store the state and the government Ask Cooperation "The chief abuse, insofar as Japanese Cargo Shl'p SIBLEY (AP)-Seven men par- newly-won positions, and beating as the servant of the people. OPA called upon state, county gallons used for pleasure (are achuted to satety when an army off counterattacks southwest of lHe in' florida Routine .Flight These wer~ the Republican tasks and local law cnJorcement agen- concerned)," said Henderson, "seem Off AI • C bomber crashed a half mile east captured Velikie Luki, Moscow ahead, he said: cies to carry out the new regula- to stem lrom the Band C card eullan oasl of here yestcrday aItel'lloon, Capt. said. The Nazis were said to have To withhold nothing calculated tion in 17 eastern states and the holders." - Fred Shick, public relations oHi- lost three tanks and 150 men ih JOHNS1PWN. Pa. (AP)-Lieut, the wreckage of a plane about 25 to strengthen our arms. District of Columbia where the eel' at the Sioux City all' base, one unsuccessful two-hour assault 011_1 Boyd DavId (Buu) Wag- miles (rom Elgin field. To emphatically delete totalitari- oil-gaSOline shortage is acute. WASHINGTON (AP)-Thenavy announced. No onc was killed in on Russian lines. _I whose name ranks alongside OCfiCllrs at the field declined tp anism from the world. The ruling immediately threat- Roosevelt to Speak reported yesterday that AmerIcan the crash which occurred in un- , tief of Colin Kelly and other all' comment 1m the crash. The Pen- WIthhold Powers ened the operation of race tracks. bombers bad sunk a Japanese lavorable weather. ~ 0( the Phillppines campaign 8acola, Fla., Journal stated how- '; F.Jlht to 'tfithhold all powers President John C. Clark of the To Congre.. Today cargo ship In Aleutian waters and l The plane burned completely A. Lawrence Lowell, :1 World War n, lost his llIe when ever, that the bac;lly wreck~d pur· dangerous to the enterprise, op Miami (Fla,) Jockey ciub said ' had scored a direct hit on another after crashing to the ground, Cap- Former Pre sid e n t ... linille-engined plane crashed s\.Ilt plane, its engine buried .Ix portunity and thrift of the Ameri Halleah park, scheduled to open WASHLNGTON (AP)-Presi- ship. taln ShJck said. ~II a routine mght in. Florida, feet in the earth, had been fQund Ican people. next Wednesday, would not operate dent Roosevelt wUi appear before The text of the communique, The officer reported the plane Of Harvard, Succumbs It 'RIa dlBclosed last nisht with Jl mlles from I;>e1lJnlak spriIJP. To place an hour for the term- "until such time as there is luU a joil}t seesion of the senate and number 242, follows: was on a routine flight from Orlnn- ---- _very of the body. Ttle body was manileq, it stated. Ination of dangerous powers oec- approval of the continuance of house at 11:30 a, m., central war "North Pacific: do, Fla., to Om4ba. Because ot BOSTON (AP)-A. Lawrence The 28-year-old flyer had been Until the very last, the parents essary for efficiency in war. racing." Ohairman Herbert Bayard time, today to deliver his annual "1. On January 5, 'Mitchell' unfavorable weather at Omaha, Lowell, one of the world's fore- IIIiIIIIIlI since he lett Elgin field, held olJt hope that -their SOIl would Report on the ability of men Swope o[ the New York state rac- address. . medium bombers (Norti. Ameri- the plane was dIrected to proceed most educators and president of lie, on Nov. 29, on a routine lIJaht be found alive, Wallner personally ilven crucially important job8 in ing commission said racIng would The address will be broadcast. can B-25) bombed an enemy carlO to Sioux Falls, tbe captain said. Harvard university during thc to Maxwell field, At.: He 'had been 'olfted ·in the search ta.t ' dIOnth, Washington .by appointment in continue if It could do so legiti- It was believed that, among ship 110 miles northeast of Kiska. None of the men was injured years of its greatest expansion, • I IItriea Of spechU 8ssl.nmenta l"ttU1'llilll flo.. recent7 ~1mo« stead of by election. mately-"if not, it will stop. It asks other tblnp, the president would The ship was left burnin, and seriously. They were taken to died yesterday at his Boston home lib.. returning from active duty wem out ,phnlCalIy. To see that-conlress is "re-estab no special consideration." touch upon Russia's stand against was later seen to sink. Sibley. only a few weeks after his 86th II lb. far east las~ faU. ' I "Buu" Willi a ' taciturn sort 01 lished a. an· independent depart- Term No' Deftned the Nazis, the swift conversion "2. On January 8, a 'LIberator' The crash occUrred at 3 o'dock birthday. The war department notified fellow who dealt more in IICtlon ment of government and that it OPA prohibited all pleasure of American industry to war pur- heavy bomber (Consolidated B-24) 011 the lami 01 E. Helmers. Funeral services 101' Dr. Lowell WIlDer" l1'ie' .....'ck.en parenti; thea wordl. He never would dJa· shall· '*lie to be merely another motorln, by holders of A, Band C poses, and the contribuUon It IICOred one direct hit and two near Government officials did not will be held Saturday at Harvard's Mr. and Mrs. Boyd M. Wasner. c,- his perliOrllal acUvitW, al- bureau with conduct dictated by pllllllenger ration cards. It did not has made in unprecedented pro- hits on an enemy .hlp 186 miles release tl\e names of the men in- memorial church in the colle,e tbIt IIae ~ qacl beG iouQd ill .(Sei WAGNEa. pap 8). tho executive." __ ~. _ _ define "pleasure drlvin," t\llQ' but c1uetton ot war Illaterial. BOUtbwe.t of Klska." volved _ _ _. _ 'yal'd at neishbol'in, Cambrid,e. PAGE TWO THE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CiTY, IOWA 'TnultSbAY. JANuARY.. 7, 19\1" THE DAILVIoWAN 'Blues in Berlin' - IT M.A Y SCARE SOME PEOPLE, BUT NOT HiTlER! ·;3(:0 FFie I AL . D A t tV 111 L1 ETIN · Published eve~ mdming e N'pt NOilday by ' r-,; IIeT" 1n. lb. ~ a.u.aro~'" odlOdulM In ~ ~ Student Publications Incwporated at 126-130 (War bn'ng many songs. SOmlJ of thtnl -L",I;"i",,-{,1ftl of the Summer SetIa10)l. W·~ t-Alt lUjl. I~ for the oDliii IIrVit'Bj 110t. lltw fi NOTICES .... depol/Ieol17 ~ Iowa a\'enue, 10 a City, Iowa. other do Not a song, ~ or may be placed lIt the bo2' provlde' iOI' tit fllmily m al in ground ho it lhot sometime early SUll the consensus of manpower ments which Illu&t be completed. \ on "Mi. ion" lind lhe "Army" film bc In such books. Margaret is sailing TI d . J . 14-10 t 12 food· hor1a"'(' commnniliCB will grant Limey in J 943 there will be a registra official is that the potential al'my COl' Newfoundland to core lor her ;u31~ toaY'9'3~n. 0 o. . JUUY O. BARNIS gi veil to /lnothel' dil' 'lor. "If J don't do th(' .Be;tatrar 1'1(·w· Atl th ympatllY h d rv. tion (maybe ~ven a modlCied father, who has lost an arm in m.. : . p. m. AI'my pietnre," he moaned in })j,' highly origi. oC women workers hosn't been In thl' mitM of Lo.' .\ng I 'mo. t Ileut the Will' but not his hatred for Fnd'9" Jan. 15-10 to 12 a. m., nal lanO'uage, "I cut my throat and jump off' dl·art)· of women (or lhe wnr et tapped. Not until the actual Qxtenl PRE-MEDICAL ST~iNT8 Illly , when blltchrr . tooll bt>.hind white, land fort. the Germans and lheir habits. 3 to 5 p. m. , ev~ry bridg in town until I eCC (0 enfet Lim y i til prop man, which mllkl' him were comparing nole on 8e.u'eiti and prie . by the end of next yem', and there will do the most. good. IOWA MOUNTAINEERS just aren't thai mallY mal s avail As r p rl8 roll in to WMC and a medical schOOl and have ACi (, -oj'fi(,io mark 1iJlg ag IlL [01' Itch one ions. h tw n hoofbeat'!. "Would YOI\ believe itT" There will be a skating party taken the medical aptitude t.! able. (2) The exomple o{ Great the Depal'tment oC Labor from more rapidly many kinds or rha Sunday a1ternoon at 2:30 at Mel d l)'lllnrlc(l ,Jllck. "T.Jn t. night I stoppcd in n should do so. at this time. A 1~ l,im y hall ON>1l1·(.'udinjt th Ill)) r., whiel) 1h Britnijl. every employer of women workers chine work. will r stmlrant fOl' dinner. 'Bring m " I said, 'the J'ose lake. Color pictUres be of one dollar i$ required for t1tb 'el'iptrl'8 nll)llll'l'nlly hllfln '1. Limey grollncd. The War Manpower Commission {rom Uncle Sam down to small They are e;;pecially skillful at taken. so wear your most colorful .. r ('un 't go buy I~ RURsian banquet," be $2.00 dinner.' 'fh waitcr ~id ' I'rtainly breoks down 1943 requirements factory owners who can count operatJng drill presses, light punch test and shOUld' be paid at tlte clothes. oUice 01 ·Ihe , regis.trar bet",... grollll d. "11' I could g t lamb chops, I 'et need anel would )'on like thnt sandwich on whitl' this way: 10,000,000 for the armed their skirted laborers on one hand, and [ol'min& presses, scrt:w ma S. J . EBERT Jan. 8 and Jan. 20, 1943. tool igilL foJ' 1'I1I'h of tit(' men- fthollL 30- at 1hr OJ'lT .'" forces; 20,000,000 in war industry; the pkture of \Vomen in industry chines, lathes. and at electrical President almost 20,000,000 in civilian in is beginning to olarify. work, riveting, solderJng. inspec HARRY G. BARNES tank l' n t.. (·ollntin~ 1111 til(' tak(\\i. 'l'wo hunclr d • • • aerWru j'orty lamb cltop.(' in thc "bllnqucl" m.ovie in ·pbinll'. ar. Th<,y mll t rC'lllly Jikc I 910 aitel'l1oon. Jan. 13, in room 103 hall. . srene. And it is 1111 right with Dir'ector Micha I PJ(" IIr('s. ON yOUR RADIO OIAL Schaeffel' hall. Candidates will A fine is assessed for tuitiOl ------bring willi them a total of 300 payment after ~he above dales. .TODAY'S InG.HLIGHTS will be broadcast at 5:15 this al-.sic Makers pages of reading material in one ternoon. 6:30-Easy Aces 01' more books, 100 pages of which lJNIVSRSlTY BANDS NEWSBOYS TAMP DRIVE- have been prepared, and a dic- Prospective 'band members ma, The South's Psychological Revolt TODAY'S PROGRAM 6:45-Mr. • Keen. Ttacer of Lost tional'Y to be used Lor unprepared make appointments for auditlolll Jackie Ayres will speak for 8-Morning Chapel, Prof. M. F. Persons material. (nquiries regarding the by' calling X8179 or inqUirin, ill , the newsboys of America, calling I times to the newspllpens and the other lorms in the east or wes!) Carpenter 7-F'nrm Ad Program t.est should be referred to room 15. music studio building·, attention to their nation-wide 8: 15-Musical Miniatures FRED L. FEHLING qrive to fill the country's half 7:15-Spotlight on Rhythm C. B. RfGH':tER Republicans. or jokes about Mrs. Roosevelt and 8:36-News. The Dally Iowan 101 Schaefrel:' lIaU Director of bands tilled 7:30-Death Valley Days < There is now no oraanized ~o $u<;h comparatively less conse war stamp albums, on the 8:45-Morning Melodies Treasury SLar Parade program at Utlcal opposition. Bu,lness is co Quential torms. 8:55-Service Reports • 7:55-Cecil Brown and the 11 :15 this morning. Vaughn Mon 9-American Novel, Prot. Bnr- News operatinll with the iovernment True, the race problem is criti roe and his orchestra will pro Latest Associated Press News or under it. The rich no lon&er tholow V, Crawford cal. A spark may touch it olf. vide thc music. 8-Major Bowe's Amateur Hour exi t a an entity or a power. They 9:50-Program Calendar 9-Tbe Firs~ Line know that tht:ir riches eitber have The south is prepared and will lO-Paging Mrs. America already or soon will vanish under handlll lhe problem In .Us own NAVY TIME- 10:15-Yesterday's Musical Fa- 9:30-WMT Bandwagon Interpreting the Walr Hews ex! ting taxaUon. way, regardless of advice or in Enslin Waller Melt I, former vorites 9:45-New.s. F-razler Hunt The press. Ill! a whole. .shows terIl¥'ence from oth~r sections, 01- Ida&' oC the naUon's milers. who 10:30-Tbe Bookshel1 lO-News With Doug Grant. no evidence of political campaign tho\lg\l the rtsults may be la placed second In the anllual ll-Waltz Time lO:20-Quincy Howe, News Analyzed by Kirk. L. Sim ..n illl e~~pt (oc the war cau.se, and mentable for aU conceri,leQ. 1l:15-Treasury ~tar Parllde Su(ar Bowl mile a. week a(o, Analysis • Hitler has thumbed his armies in fields with recapture of key jun~ • Anti-Administration the Repu»lican pru:ty, as an or- But my point is that even this will be Interviewed 011 the Navy 11 :30-Melody Time 10:30-It's· Dan~elime (. A" gan~ed toroo. ot opposition is no- ~roblem is Qased upon persot;lal Time procram at 12:45 this af 12-Rhythm RamQles t.he Caucasus back out of that tions in the Nalchik-Terek, riv~ Fee \ng rising where in evidence on a seal, com- experience with domestic help, ternoon by Enslan WUUam R. 12:36-News, The DaJly Iowan 10:45-Tbe Navy in Iowa perilous 300 mile deel' salient to theatel·. There is no other way to in WASHINGTON - The south meosurate with the size ot QUs hiah w~es, IiquOl;, and, therefQu, Reell of the public relations of 12:45-Navy Time ll-News avert an even greater disaster explain sw'ift Russian a'dvances would go Rcpublican today, If the new popular sentimlIDt.-cediainly beyonj;! argument. fice or the Nlivy Pre-Flight l-Musical Chats than menaces his shivering forces that sectoJ'. Blind Nazi acco~lli 01 11 :15-Del Courtney's Band caught. in the Stalin grad pocket. successful" "defensive" fig/lting 011 Republican party offered an al- not in Ihe south. Reformation Ow C~e scbool. 2-Campus News It seems to me the only way the 2:10-0rgan Melodies 11 :30-Neil Bondshu's Band , Nazis Fast Crumblinc all active fronts in Russia dII lcrnative to the exi ting nlllional The administcation cannot blame ]n addition to his placlnr sec lXmocrotic leader hip. these old force now. 8overnm~nt can reach and cure 2:30-Mileage Rationing 12-Press News That conclusion is inescapable morE} to confirm than to challenae oWl in the iJIICar Bo.wl. ED&I&n r have found, in a trip tbrough The opposition, trus time ia un- this, as well as the Q~pe~ prob 2:45-Reminiscing Time on the basis of Moscow ad vices It the Moscow versions. ~ wu ,~ nUJDber one MUl five , outhern states, irrefutable organized aDd unsUrred by any lem, i.S by a car.,Cul 1I0verrunent 3-Adventures in StorY"Jand MBS was true even before Red Star, IliUer~rdered I!letreat: Der on the CI'OSIr country team reor~nlzatiop anq a Washinaton of!icial organ of the Soviet army. Hitler has either th,Jnned out his evidence that all the south and ot the normally fUDCtio~ po.. laal tall and took first place 3:15-Salon Music WON (72.) border s1.8 tes, with the possible litlcal spoons, It seems to be solely reformatipn.. 3:JO--News, 'tbe Daily low.. , proclaimed a general German re- most extende!:f'southel'n !ront in .. Ute Nail... al 8e&'viCle~n" ex ption of Florida, are in an a spontaneous atiitude rcaching Our main troubles certainly 3:35-lowa Union Radio Houl> treat in the Caucasus and Russian the Caucasus to find reinforce extreme condition of psycholoai- down thtouib the m.iddle classes will I?e. ameliorat,e first 7:30-The Aldrich Family 8:30-Victory Parade of SPot- wholly new popular conviction plam away by warda IOmethi.u41 step DpVI (the appoin~ 8-Kraft Music HaU light Bands aq9ut government iiself is the a man already hu decided I:ooIn of Henderson's successor 9-The- Rudy Vallee. Sealtest 9-Raymond Gxam Swing real eause ot the trouble in the personal experieoce. :tn eXC4llent GpllPrt\lnit)r). the mu ShoW 9:15-Winas to Victory south-and elsewhere...... lJtae .teet tually unsat~l9ry condiLion 9:30-Tho. March of Time 9:30-Your Income Tax The whole popular position ot The weiibt of the. pJ'eSII. ~ will continue into, *lrioua conse lO-News lD--Earl Godwin, News . the country seems- to have under- radio and the movl_ can have Quence. 10:15--The Dinning. Sisters 10115-RtWi Morgan!s Orohe5tra i gone alterations, and the altera- bui little eUeot one w87 Of an-: 10:30-Inter-American Univer- 10;30-Jerry Wald's OrchOitra lIon have not been sufficiently olher. If all wete abolisheli to- sity of the Air 10:55-War News ll-War News U-.fohnny, Lons's Or.chei1l·a = noted in Washing1.on. day, or bad '*-' aboliah.. linea ReaettODal7 Realltaooe the &iatt of< ~ w., the. diaaaiia~ ll:O~Thl'ee Suns Trio 1l:3Q-Jof!eQh Sudf'~ Orohestra Up to now. lhe government. has faction would be much mora wide V:aO-Ellery Queen 11:55-New& : 1l,:55-Naws. been inclined to look upon ita op- spl'ead tun ii iL CBS posiUo~ . as a r~action.Jl.!7 ':eefatance Such new ~Uoal sen.... si& --- "'ae WM1' (6ot): WBII.M (780) to ffs moral crusade. 'Phe admilU- alW8P seek a. ~ QUUet of KftCt (lHO): WBNIl '(8&0) straHon attributed its troubles kl expnuiODI JUOh. u Use. t:aciJl tIo-Newsi XUltllR', Lawillj .Ir; th~ rich, to.. blfSinesa and some.- problem in the south (it takes 8-Army-Navy Game- 6:15.-Harry Jamea aod, His Uir. • , - - • T HEl) A tL Y lOW.A.N.,.lOWA_ CitY . .JOW A PAGE THREE I ! • PEGGY KING BECOMES ENGAGED ,. A- WrI ' hi -' fGig-clciSting trOOp;:\tiecomritiuee cOllo\vs : J. B. BearasTey of New Nancy sfm~-o~s 'Weas 'William- Steinhour Mt S. E. • 0 ey orgnnllcd n new Brownie troop. , VirginJa, Wilham Russel Bieber 01 SUI Debaters to Face ~ lected' r;"mmIISS"IOner Prof. Mate Giddings, chairman lowa CIty, LynCord Clair Bower In Noonday Servic~ i" Davenport Church E \,U or thc program committee, and ! oC Dunkel:ton, Carolyn M. Carbee Team From University * .* Mrs. Kirk Porter, head o[ the Iof Washington •. Eug~ne Frank , '. " ' * "oJ Scouts Icaders' t1'aining committee, re- l Challed ot Ccdaa RapIds, Delpha Rev. Alfred Nickless Of I".C 61 n ported on their groups' l1ctivitics L ... Donller oC Malve~, Ernest D. Of Southern California Performs Ceremony during the prcccding YCIll'. El1ckson oC SI~ux Clty, Roy G. At Decorated Altar Mrs. Evans A. Worthley was Hcrrmann oC Middle. Two University oC Southern ~Iected commissioncr of the Iowa State Board Examl'ne JamcsRichard S. lioneyman E. Holland Jr. oC of Diagonal, ViIllsca, Calilornia debaters will meet Berore an altar decorated with City Girl Scouts, succeeding Prof. S Chilrlcs A. Hughes of Emmetsburg, Buddy Hart, A2 of Rapid City, whJte chrysanthemums and cand Marjorie Camp, at a reccnt meet- G d Ph · Fred E. Inns of Centerville, Dur- S. D., and Jack Russell, A2 of Ing of the Girl Scout council. ward V. Karlson o{ Kingsley, elabra, Nancy Simmons, dauihter Other officers elected were Mrs. ' ra uate armacists Pen'y, in a debate on the subject, of Mrs. A. E. Simmons of Daven Kenneth J. Lampe of Ft. Madison, "Shall we cstablish a post-war pOd, became the bride of Wil Ada Millet, deputy commissioner; I Genc j. McMahon of Kingsley, federal union?" tomorrow after Pauline Xelh,y secretary, and The Iowa stale board of phar- Warren Lester May oC Iowa City, liam R. Steinhour, son of J'tlr: and noon over station WSUI at 3:30 Mn. J. L. Steit)hour of Daven Mrs. A. V. O'Brien, treasurer. Illacy is lesting members o[ Lois l\'J. noss of Wellsburg, Ray- o'clock. ProfCSllor Camp commented he D~cembel' graduating p~ar- mond P. Snow of lndependence port, . Jan. 2 in a noonday cer~ The California speakers will be many In Davenport. uppn the local council's coopcra- macy m a thl'ec-day eXl1ffi1nl1- and Frank S. 'I'aylor of Decatur lion with the nation-wide cam- lion which will decide the e\igi- ILl. ' Seymour Vlnocur and John Baird. The double rini service was palgn to expand the Girl Scout bility o{ the graduatcs to bccome They are making a tour of the read by the Rev. Allred Nickless. ' I program. Every Giri Scout unit l'egistercd Iowa pharmacists. The t Unlted States, discussing the post The bride chose II street-length SUI G d N d wUl act under the slogan, itA cxamination began Tuesday. ra ua. ame war problem and meeting debate dress powder blUe silk, fash teams from various colleges and ot Million More by '44," in lrying to The first duy or the examina- Business Manager Ioned with a v-neckline lind short make the Girl Scout code nnd acti- tion was devoted to written exer- f . universities. sleeves. She wore a bracelet, gift lUcs available to all girls. clses. The examination being con- 0 Muscat.ne Paper The l'Odlo debate. which will of the bridegroom, lind a shoulder Annual reports from chairmen ductcd today and that .ivcn yes take place in studio E, will be followed by audience discussion of corsage of gardenias. ' ()~ standing committees were also terday arc practical laboratory cx C. Lloyd BUllkcr, a graduate of by tilC problem. 'l1le publlc is !nvlted. , JOWl AUended Sister ~lade at the meeting. Mrs. Everett pCl·iments. tile Unlversily o[ Iowa in 1925, was Attending tJle bride as matron Means, head of the group l'cspon- Mcmbcrs of lhc Iowa sLnte phur appointed yesterday to the position Clak Henderlider, graduate as oC honor was her sistel', Mrs, J. Sible tor securing leaders and troop macy boal-d ore DUllne Redfield dr busincss manager ot tile Musca- sistant in speech, will be chair man of the debate. M, Youngdale of Washington, D. ~ommittees. repor ed that about 40 of Shenandollh, L. R. Henderson tine Journal. • C, Her street-length gown was women had served as tt·oop leaders of Muscatine, George Brown of 1\ rtcr graduation from the uni oi lime green wool, with whicb or assistants last year and 40 lonawa and J . F. Rabe of Des VLI's ity, Bunker was associated remained here until 1933 when he sbe wore dark green accessories more had been members of troop Moines. with StUdent Publications, Inc., joined the advertising staff of tile MaiW.Boone committees, reported that about 40 The graduating class arc as publishers o( T)le Daily Iowan. He JOurnal, and a corsage of jonquils. ' " I· ' Bridesmaids were Lois Christie < of Omaha, Neb., and Lois Steirl hour, sister oC the brldeiI"oom. Howard Frank ot Davenport App;ointed New I - served as best man. Ushering were Edward Johnston and John ~d erson, both of Chicago. BREMER'S.' . Mrs. Simmons, mother of the '~gnciltnan Announcement has been made of the engagement of Peggy Klng, bride, wore a street-length dress daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Carr 1Boxing association announc nant ambitions, gambled yesterday ,rim r schedule here lliainst Minnesota's ed its regular Quarterly ratings that Paul Dean would make good The on his second attempt to come Gophers Saturday night and it oC fighters in all divisions yester I side oj back as a major league pitcher. y~ars I looks IU if it will be a nip and day, along with a statement from To get the younger brother of tuck afCair. tics, President Abe Grecne that "(u\1 color[ul Dizzy Dean, they gave the rear • • • responsibility" for "cleavage" in veteran mainstAY of their staff, The iups 01 the two Submarine-ball Elden Auker, to Ire somewhat slmllar. Both boxing championships lies directly the Washington Senators. Auker have new roadies, two rerulars with the New York State Athletic won 44 games and lost 39 in his ~Il, alld two sophomor In commission. three seasons with the B{owns, so their tarnll&' lineup. Greene referred directly to the it was a case of trading a Icnown • • • lightweight and bantamweight qllantity-and Quality-for a de Dr. Carl Nordly, who ha~ taken title situations in "pointing a cided Question mark. over the coaching duties for Min linger" at the New York commis However, Donald L. Barnes, nesota, will have two veteran sion. The New York body has pt'esident of the Browns, who en. guards in Kenny Exel and Dick awarded Sammy Angotl's abdi gineered the deal at the Chicago Burk. The Gophers lost. their two cated lightweight throne to Beau major league meeting, wa con high-scoring !onvards, Warren Jack without the benelil of a prev fident Ih e 30-year-old righthander iously-agreed-upon tournament, Ajax and Don Smith, by gradua would be (I valuable ncquisition. tion but two ophomor !l hnve been In the bantamweight fuss, the Dean had a meteoric career wIth handling th (ront court. in fin Empi"e state SOIOI1 S of sock re the St. Loius Cardinal.; in 1934 and lItyle. {u~ed to recognize Manuel Ortiz after he whipped Lou Salica in 1935 but developed arm trouble Dave RuUCfson and W . Wind and drifted back to the minors. He I a ten-rounder in California. Since miller • eem to be what Ule Dr. made an unsuccessful appearance ordered. as lhey have been doing Lieut. Rol\le \ IlHam , i1ead Seahawk basketbllll coach, explalD,$ lunda~entals to a group of the Navy then, New York sanction also was with the New York Giants in 1940. most o( the point getting for the Pre-FHa-ht chool cadets. Every aviation cad~t takes two weeks 0' drills under Williams and his staff de- withdrawn from .S~lica, but still Paul was misnamed "Daify" be. Mlnn olD team in the non-con Irned to develop coordination, stamina and teamwork. Williams sees more competition in the sport than the Manhattall flstle fathers re- cause his brother was Dizzy, but he ha ever seen before ba ketball ranks hla-h In the winter ('ompulsory sports prOll'am. tused to put the crown on Ortiz's ference battles. WlndmJller is the as actually he was the quiet, steady, best scorer and is v,.er,! fllSt. while * * * ...... '* '* * head. member of the duo of pitching Rull!!son s a gaoa all-Ol'ound game and off-the-field foolishness. man. Egged on by Dizzy, the brothers Bill Lind will handle the cenler staged (I stl'ike with the Cardinals duties. He is 6-3 nnd has had Rollie Williams MisSes CoacHing Hawkeyes; ::~f~~::::::"::~::::tu: in June, because they were two years experience. Exel has 1934, taken over the Gopher leadership dissatisfied with Paul's pay. The with the graduation of Smith, and waU(out fizzled but it provided wlJl lead his team from the guard Keeps Busy. Teaching Cage pori 10 Cadeis ~~~&~~!~;~;,:~~ Dizzy with an opportunity for one position. army and Bellcon, N. Y.; Tami oC his best quips-liMen 'n' Palll • •• Mauriello, New York: Turkey are thl'ee-strike men, not a two Tbere, Is probably the startlna The lonesomest man at the Iowa the sidelines and walch the boys I ence after upsetting mighty 11- Thompson, Los An~eles; Pal Val man st.l'ike." Illleup for the Gophers. Now let Pre-Flight school is Lieut. Rollie coached last. year." linoi8, Wisconsin and most of the entino, U. S. coast guard and San u look over Ihe Hawks. They Williams, tOt· 17 years coach of But Lieu!. Williams is not. sit other tough quintets. But he calls Francisco; Lee Savold, Des Murphy and Bill Connell, and a Moines; Roscoe To\es, Detroit. have two veteran forwards, rowa basketball teams. This sea- ting idly by. Basketball jnstrue the 1934 Iowa team the best group two pointer by Ted Capek ran the Jim O'Brien at cenier who ha he ever coached. This season Rollie Light heavyweights: Champion half time score to 8-5. At this seen plenty of service, and two son he is known as the man-with- tion is a basic activity at the pre- looks tor Illinois, Wisconsin, and -Gus Lesnevich, U. S. coast Irish 'urn Back Cedar Rapids point the Irish had missed six suc ~ophomore ruards. out-a-team, Jor, although he is flight school and every aviation Indiana to be the toughest in the guard and Cliffside, N. J.; logical cessive free throws. • • • teaching fundamentals or the cage cadet takes two weeks of drills Bilt Ten. contenders-Jimmy Bivins, Cleve St. Pat's started fast in the sec Having the veterans at forward SpOI·t to several hundred cadets under Williams and bis stafr de This is the first year since 1924 land; Ezzard Charles, Cincinnati; Dnd half as Phil McLaughlin. inslead of at the guards, as Min every day there is no varsity team ,signed to develop ooordination, that. he hasn't been associated in Billy Soose, U. S. navy ant;l. Far Squad 22 10 10 for Fifth Win playing in place of the injured nesota has, may win the game for for him to nurse over and intercol stamina, and teamwork Despite some way with Iowa basketball rell, Pa.; Anton Christoforidis, Russell, hit twice within the first Iowa. There is no doubht about legiate schedule. the absence of a varsity basket and first ince 1929 that he hasn't Greece; outstanding boxers-Nate minute of play. A goal by Denny the scoring abillty ot Tom Chap "I gue!:S I'm the forgotlen man ball team, Williams sees more been head Hawkeye coach. Bolden, Chicago; Ken Overlin, U. Billy Connell Scores tight defense to hold the home Erger, sub forward, narrOwed Yle man nnd Ben Trickey. The fire this year," says Rollle wistfully as competition in the sport than he The el1hawk coaFh himseU won S. navy and Decatur, 111.; Freddie team to four baskets. margin to 12-7 befor!' Bill Con- wogon front cou rtm n will give he watohl!'.> the University of Iowa has ever seen before as basketball high honors, not only as a eager Mills, England; Tommy Tucker. U. Eight Points to lead The game was rough from start nell hit again just as the quar any Big Ten team trouble in hold squad finish up Uleir non-confer ranks high in the winter compul but as a (ootball and baseball S. navy and New York; Johnny Weak St. Pat's Attack to rinish with several flagrant ter ended to give the Irish a 14-7 ing them down . ence [,ard in preparation lor the sory sports program. player. He won nine letlers at Colan, U. S. coost guard and New violations on each side. Eleven advantage. The two sophomores, Theron fost approaching Big Ten season. As he reminisc about his Big the Universit.y of Wisconsin, rating YOrk. personals were called on the S!. Coach Cliff Kritta sent Russell ' Thom n and Gene Nesmith, arc "I mi'\s having a varsity team of Ten campaigns as mentor of the all-Big Ten mention in basketball tfddlewelghts: Champion SL Patrick's (22) FG FT PF TP Wenceslaus squad, none of which Iin lor lhe first tim mid-way in coming right along. Thomsen is my own to coach nnd it make ~ it Hawkeye.', Williams speaks in for the years 1921-22 and get Tony Zale, U. S. navy and Gary, were converted into points by the the last quarter alter a gift toss by Ind.; logical contenders~Georgie Murphy, f ...... 2 0 3 4 a dend shot lrom tar out ond Nes doubly tough because I'm right glowing terms oC his i941-42 team ting all-conference honors in foot Irish. Their eleven straight misses Erger had made the count 14-8. Abt'ams, U. S. navy lind Washing- McLaughhn, f ..... 2 0 0 4 mith gets more than his share of here at home and have to sit on that tied for second in the confer- ball in 1922. brings their lotal for the last Immediately the Green and White ton; Tony (Cianciola) Martin, U. Russell, f ...... ] 0 2 2 rebounds. Sure, they will make three games to three conversions offensive went into high gear sliced into tasty cuts. S coast guard and Milwaukee' I B. Connell, c ...... 0 0 I 0 mistDkes but give them a few Big . "Le 0 in thirty-six attempts. with two goals by Don "Red" The association of ball playe)'S outstanding boxers-Ernie Vigh eney, c ...... 0 0 0 Ten gllme~ to become adjusled to 0 2 4 Six minutes had elapsed without Gatens, a rebound by Russell, and the style of piny. Bluehawks Prepare and steaks isn't jus~ a legend. The U. S. coast gl\ard and NeWburgh: Gatens, g ...... 2 Meat Shortage N. Y.; Coley Welch, U. S. coalSt W. Connell, g ...... 4 0 0 8 a score before Victor Capek hit a a two-pointer by Billy Connell athletes really go for them, and in two pointer (or the Red HawlHenry Armstrong, Los Ang The Hnw~s have not 100l a home their first two victories with com even go so far as to force some eat themselves out of the league eles; California Jackie Wilson, U. Totals ...... 4 2 11 10 game since Jan. 29, 1942, lind since pllrative ease, will be playing Un of them to think real hard when wlU be curbed. When the food S. army and Los Angeles; out then have won nlne kaight. Th is, de.' a handicap when they meet they sit down to the vllUe bQard. Is stowed away at the club's ex standing boxers-Fritzie Zivic, By CHAD BROOKS combined with the last minule de the rangy West Liberty quintet. In the past the ball player would pense It's just like putting a kid Pittsburgh; Marty Servo, U. S. St. Patrick's cagers turned in feat suffered at the hands the ot The home, team has a smaIL floor wave aside the menu and blurt: behind tbe candy counter far coast guard and Schenectady, N. -Gophers la t year, 41-39, should as their fifth victory in six starts last and the Blue are not accustomed "Never mind I./le chedule; just all some .slayers are cOllcer ne4J, Y. : Young Kid McCoy, U. S, army night ilS they ran over St. Wences give Iowa a strong incentive to win to playing on a cOurt of lts size. bring me a steak, that thick and and tbey'll eat themselves In{o and Detroit; Louis Kld Cocoa, New utul'dny night. laliS's Big Red squad by a 22 to During yesterday' w 0 r k 0 u t medium welL" Ball players and a balloon. Haven, Conn. 10 count at Cedar Rapids. • Coach Alley utilized one end of steaks virtually have grown to This n'nlt has been subdued by Lightweights: Champion - va Handicapped by Co-captain Jim the U-high floor to acquaint the gether. Or rather, the ball play some clubs by putting the men on cant; leading contender-Beau Russell's injured ankle which. Blues with the playing conditions ers have grown as the steaks dis a daily allowance, but the draw Jack, Augusta, Ga.; logical con limited his action to a few I Louis Hayward of tomorrow ni~ht. appeal·ed. back there is that, if the players tenders-Willie Joyce, Gary, Ind.; minules, the Green and White Joan Benentt Tom Chapman In thelr first two games the AnYWfl3, you could no mo e are paid so much ada y in cash to Allie Stolz, Newark, N. J.; Juan were never able to get going on Bluehawks knocked off Marion think of the diet of a major league T.~t NOF provide their own nourishment, a Zurita, Los Angeles; Bob Mont offense but l'elied on their ail'- ~Mft' and Tipto-o in that order. They ball player Without thlhklng of few of them are liable to facti! iomery, Philadelphia; Maxie Sha .1.0 have averaged 48 points per game steaks than you cO\.lld think of aWIlY from malnutrition, as even piro, New York; Slugger White, realls.Nose to their opponents 30. Don Wa~ bread without tiutter or knile cal contender-Jui Kong Young, "I\I~ I V theil' appetites aren't strong Baltimore; Johnny Thomas, Los m Hawaii. F ner, smoth working 13luehawlc without fork, and it is a safe bet enough to overcome the urge to Angelesj Cleo Shans Los Angeles; forward, is leading the scoring that many a young minor leaguer's Flywell'hts: Champion ~ Little t 1 r t 1 t M I G~ luck and bad luck hit the salvage a4ew cents by ducking Joey Peralta, Tamaq\la, Pa.; Dado, Philippines; logical con Hawx cagers this week as they with 31 points followed by Jilek dream of life in the majors was out of the swank hotels and plop Chester Rico, New York; Johnny Shay wit.h 28. not complete without the picture ~e nd ers-Jacki~ Patterson, Eng LAST DAY IlI'e preparing lor Minnesota. ping themselves on a stool af a Greco, Montreal. land; Peter Kane, England. • • Tom Chapman, leading scorer ot a thick, juicy T-bone waiting slde-street beanery. Featherwelrh~: Champion All tar Cast III of the srother ot y~ars of big Democratic majori the whole southern flatlk of his Nazi thrUllt down the .northern and southeast and also .threaten' against the "sort under belly" ot they will be classified. y gave the ties, looked strange. Well to the over-extended front in Russia. Il foothill flank of the Caucasus Lng the Roslov-Baku tail artery oC the axis stemming oul of the (Tomorrow: The EnrH!lh 1eir staff rear but prominent in bright vivid also spells out into further con· ranre alonl' the Rostov-Baku Nazi communications nlong n 300 African campaigns. Example) Auker, t~ purple sat the most publicized of 1'5. Auker the new members, Rep. Clare 39 In his Boothe Luce of Connecticut. The membership, milling- ~towng, so : a knOw n about the chamber, was called fOr n de. 10 order by Clerk South Trim· IIle. The chaplain, the Rev. JIm. Shera Montgomery, pray I. Barnes, Being decorative was Jackie MauD'. _t ueful attribute when she ;, who en. eel briefly, asking- that the memo IlenhJp be vested with a "great worked as a Powers model, but now her object In worklnl' is entirelY e Chicago different. She is piotured on her job dciiJll' detail and layout draft was con. dllcrlition,' and then nomina. lions tor tlte speakership were In, in tbe en,lneerlnl' depart_nt ot North AlDerlcan Aviation. ghthander Inglewood, Cal. qUisitioll. rieelved. !ll'cer wIth Rayburn was nominated by Rep. cnIL" "We have just closed a Sheppard (D., Calif.) and Martin 1 1934 and That, he added, was the "aim congress," he said. "We ~y Rep. Woodruff (R., Mich.). The m trouble of everyone," and Imprel!llvely, critfelzed and we will be criti. ninors.Re roll-call vote rollowed immedi- Ippearance ately. I he continued: cized." Its in 1940. Trimble announced the result "The leaders of the oPllO!lltion Congress, he said, makes but aDd Martin, one of n committee ~afry" be. pledge their effort to that end." cannot administer the laws. It de Dizzy, but whleh escorted Rayburn down the In Rayburn, he went on to say, clares wars b\lt others must light et, steady, eenler aisle, presented him to the the house had elected a "really them. The 77th congress, he f pitching ~se, with a brief address. great speaker," and a "great ac;l,d~, passed every law and oolishnes!, "The 77th congress was known American." granted every dollar that was e brothers as the wal' congres3," he said. The birthday statement, and . necessary for the war. Cardinals "This is going to be known as the then a great ovation, one of sev "I believe and I trust," hc they were victory congress. eral tor Rayburn, followed. added, "that the congress assemb pay. The "This conl'ress Is going to see The speake I', accepting his post, ling today will so act that just provided l/II!J war to a decisive and early said he was "deeply moved." critfcism will not fall upon it." ty lor one 1 'n' Paul ot a two. ell, and a Daily Iowan Want Ads ek ran the At this * * * * * * * * * ~ d six suc· MEALS WANTED - LAUNDRY CLASSIFIED LAUNDRY-Shjrts 9c. Flat finish, n the sec· ADVERTISINU Home Cooked Meals-35c, 45c; Chicken dinners Wednesdays 5c pound. DIAL 376.2 . Long· cLaughUll, RATE CARD streth. le injured and Sundays, 50c. Mrs. Van's Cafe. n. the first 214 No. LiDn. FURNITURE MOVING by Denny CASH RATE BRICK BRADFORD rowed the 101 2 days- LOST AND FOUND BLECHA TRANSFER and STOR- f"W~AAE11WJSiFEiii£DFROMJ Bill tOe per Un!!: per cia, --- AGE. Local and long distance dn LOST: One brown leather glove hauling. Dial 338S. UND£R the quar 'lCIIIMCutive daya- 'ish a 14-7 between Scheaffer and Macbride BRtCK'!j 7e per Une per day week before vacation. Dial Ext. 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---=--=-..=--- l'AGESIX ... T:H.E D'A,tLY IOWAN . IOWA CITY, rOWA THURSDAY. JANUARY 7, 1943 RESIDENTS ESCAPE DEATH AS BOMBER HITS ' HOUSE 2 Iowa City Women War Correspondent Perkins Denounces J Chosen for Training Former Student Visits 'Half-Baked' Notions' At WAAe Station Commerce Clalses About Blackout Rules Frank Cuhel. who kept one Two Iowa City women, Dolores jump ahead oC the Japs in his Views expressed by Frank G. H 515 S. Dodge street, and travcls as war correspondent for Pierce of MarshnUtown l'elatlv 10 Alyce E. Hw;e, 324 Fairchild ave Ihe Mutual Broadcasting company. , the validity of blackout oroinalCel nue, have been selected 10 attend spoke Lo students of the war geo passed by somc Iowa ciUes 'leI'e oICicer candidate school at the (lrst graphy class Dnd other commerce described yesterday by Qm. W AAC training center at Ft. Des classes yesterday mOl11ing during mander Rollin M. Perkins ot the Moine. his brief visil in Iowa City. Johnson county citizens' deltlll! Selected because of their com Cuhel returned two days ago COI'PS as "balC-baked opinions ofa petence as auxiliaries, they will (rom the Far East where he man who Is not an authority 00 the take an eight-week course in lead lroveled extensively broadcasting subject." ership, defense against air and activities in that area. "No lawyer," Perkins oontlDUed, chemlcal attack, map-read in" "would have stuck his neck OJt as military sanitation and first aid, I General manager of lin import t (irm in Java, he was forced to Picree has." mess mana,ement, property ac -- Piercc, secretary of the Jowa countability, company administra flee from the island when the Saps I attacked it. Although I'e ported League or MWlicipnUtics, deehred tion and infantry drill. missing he IIrrived in Australia Tuesday that towns and cities of Members of tile class reeeivin, and began his work as COl'rcs the state have no power to pass aid th highest ratings wlU be com pondcnt. enforce blacl{1)u~ ordinances. mi&sioned third omeen>, the Cuhel, who received his B.A. Pcrl,ins accused Pierce of rnt WAAC equivalent of second lieu degree from the university in 1928 . bclng able to rcallze the dUrel t nont was runner-up lor thc title of C!lces between Ule prcsent and tllj Olympie hurdles ch:llnplol1 lind Americlln Revolutionary wars. lliltional high hurdles champion, "[ only hopc," the commandel ' Proclaimed tile "most popular ath stated, "that this outbul'st doesn' Speedsters to Face lete ever to enter tile ul)ivel'Slty," tend to lessen, the wondc\'ful CO' he tabli ~ hed the Big Ten record opel'alion we have bcen recelVinI in hurdlil1g. He was made cap locally." County Ration Board lain or the track team in 1928. Cuhe!, who was aIflliated with Per ons arrested tor peedin, by the Phi Kappa Psi fratel'nity, was Iowa City police wlU have to Radio Debate Contest Resldenl.s of this house In Columbu • 0" were .Iad they were Dol al home whell their most recent uppointed Cadet Colonel in 19281 . reckon with the ration board and Dnd upon gl'aduation from the uni- .•. , may face the loss of their tires in taller "dropped In," The Visitor was a two-motored Army bomber and Il dropped In literall y and force rully. Firemen are pictured f~bUn .. the fire that resulted from the crash. The pliot IIf the plane was \ersity entered Oxford univel,sltYl' .' . To Be Held Monday accordance with OPA tire 1'Cllula in Eng.1and to take a course in law. A preview of just how undressed mermaids wJll appear on America's tions, Polic Judge Jack White killed. Since that time he has traveled beaches next summer was presented In Los Anrele8 when 1943 swim aid yesterday in emphasizing com The local contest fol' eerti1yinc n II over the WOl'ld and will soon suit lash Ions were displayed. Pictured above are, lert to rl"hi, DQr speakel's to ta ke part in the na. pIJance with the city speed laws. leave for England to continue his othy Kllbe In a. two-pleee suit of American FIJI silk with hand PoUc Chief Frank J. Burns Sound Film Program tion.al radio prize debate oontat duties as correspondent. blocked lappa: Edith Leech In a plabl-tallored seersucker two-piece fOl' colleges lo be held tilia sprine listed the city speed laws lIS 20 (uI!uraI Planned for Meeting At present Cube I is visiting his with rick trim; Geene Goodwin, two-pleee, block-bordered,. printed SOciologist Qiscusses Dl will toke plljce Monday at 4 p. miles per hour in the business dis family In Cedar Rapids. crash suit, and Bette Stewart, fa.... oted balf-skln with tlamlnro trict and Ihe chool and hospital Of Iowa Mountaineers in room 7, SchacIter hall. prln' on benrallne front and lutex back. cilstricts and 25 miles per hour in Thc debatc question is "Should 1he resIdential district. Adjustments in Respect 10 (War The Iowa Mountainecl'S have Former Students------~- American youth support the reo scheduled three sound movies fOI' his B.S, degree Il'om the univer following his graduatJon from the establishment of competitive en· • theiL' regular pl'ogram this even sity, was recently graduated from ollicer candidate chool there. tetprise as our dominant economic Serving the Nation Lieutenant Wrjght was (ormerly system?" Colleges and universltiel RAF Using Moderl\ The secret of abolishing wa,' lies way of thinking," he asserted, ing at 7:30 in room 223, engineer the marine aviation rodio school at an assistant pt'oCessor in account- throughout the Unitcd Stl:\tes Will In the adjustment of existing social "We m~st make them world-mind -Former Iowa Citians 'Slow Bomb' in Recent ing building. The iirst film is Jacksonvillc, Fla, as one of the ing at Temple UniversIty at participate in the contest. Institutions and agencies to the idea ed rather than locality-minded." titled "Moscow," the second, "Lu Raids on Nazi Cities of a world economy, Prof. H. W. George E. Hill, a graduate of highest ron king men in his class. Philadelphia, Pa. The two local speakers, one af. Oversimplification zon, Philippines," and the final the University of Iowa, has been In recognition of his high aver firmative and one negative, must Saunders of the sociology depart- film, which is in color, "Flight by We must avoid the ovel'$lJnpll commissioned an ensign in the age and exceptional ability he was be chosen by Jan. 15, Prof. A,' LONDON (AP)-The censors ment sald last night in a lecture on Mainliner." • . , Craig Baird, director of debate, an, permitted the first mention yester- "The CuUurol Lag and the Great lied and naive Ideas of war as an naval reserve at the naval oil' promoted to tbe rank of corporal A series of kodachrome slides 2 Pocketbook Thefts- Dounces, doy of the RAF's use of a new Socicty." inevUable outgrowu, or man's in howing the outstanding mount station in Jacksonville, Flu. and will Pl'obably bc assigned to , 2,OOo-pound "slow-bomb" In sev- Pr()Jes;;or Sounders' speech was stinct to 'Pugnacity,' of economic ainous l'egioJll> of the United Mentlon was made during the .Reported to Police . . -~...... --- 1 ral l' 'ent laids on Germany. the (irst in the "World Today" graduation cel'emonies of his fine an all' squildron fOI' fUl'Iher duty. determinism nnd populalloh pres StaLes anll lor igll countri ~ will With a secret brakln, device, It series {or the n w b mester. l'ccol'd during the months of Page, who enJI~ted in Ule ma • Two pocketbook thefts wel'~.. te'" I 22 From Swisher sure explanations of \,